VehicleStop.VehicleStopState
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VehicleStop.VehicleStopState is an annotation that represents the current state of a vehicle stop in the Driver SDK.
It has four possible states: NEW, ENROUTE, ARRIVED, and UNSPECIFIED, represented by integer constants.
NEW indicates the stop is created but the driver is not routing to it; ENROUTE indicates active routing; ARRIVED means the driver has reached the stop; and UNSPECIFIED is the default or unrecognized state.
It inherits methods from the java.lang.annotation.Annotation interface, such as annotationType(), equals(), hashCode(), and toString().
public static abstract @interface VehicleStop.VehicleStopState implements Annotation
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